Indiana Mall

"Like all of the malls in the area it's looking pretty bad. Not many stores left."

"Love the Claire's, Spencers, and Evelyn's Heavenly Gifts which sells crystals and jewelry. And can't forget Abt Auntie Anne's Pretzels"

"Disclaimer: This review is 90% nostalgia and 10% unbiased feedback. My wife and I traveled from Warren, PA (about 2.5 hours north) because I found out this mall is a "sister" to our own, long demolished, hometown version. The trip was a bit of a lark to surprise my wife, but I was just as interested in seeing it, and the results were worth it. It is truly amazing to see the features seemingly transplanted through space and time and presented in their 80s aesthetic glory. Yellow and orange tile benches, flooding skylights, (mostly) functional fountains, leafy shrubbery, trashcans, weight-scales, and gumball machines galore. Beyond the surface similarities, the mall is a functioning facsimile of the bygone era as well. Claire's, JC Penney's, GNC, Kay's, Auntie Anne's, and a Nail Salon are all present. Some of the endcap stores have been vacated or replaced with contemporary versions, but there is a smattering of arcade-adjacent options available. Mall Security patrols the mall, there is a dedicated office, and the bathrooms are in great shape & stocked. The employees in each store were courteous, knowledgeable, and genuine in a way that seemed more present than what is common in the present. The rise of Amazon and online shopping has brought a lot more choices for consumers, but I can't help miss our old mall and the human element that has been lost. We were very happy to see it still working somewhere!"

"The mall is small and has very little stores left inside. Though I always enjoy Spencer’s and glad to see that it is still open in this location. It also helps that the movie theater, harbor freight, and Dunham’s are all connected"

"Not the nicest mall in the world but good to see empty space being used for cool little small businesses. Glad to see them being open to the idea of small mom and pop shops to replace the old big box stores. Some good through traffic might give them a boost."